The first section Metković-Mostar was opened on 14.06.1885. The implementation was difficult within the Neretva canyon because of flood risk near down by the river.
The section Mostar-Jablanica-Ostrožac was opened on 22. August 1888. The section Ostrožac–Konjic (13km) on 10.11.1889.
This section (Jablanica-Konjic) was rebuilded in the year 1954, from Jablanica till Konjic because of dam building at this section. The cumulative lake arose by building the dam has flooded following stations: Rama, Zuglici, Ostrožac old and Lisicici. On this section 3 stations was placed: Jablanica, Ostrožac new and Konjic. The side effect of this was reducing the travelling time. Also this section was closed in year 1966 replaced by the new Jugoslavien railway.
This section Konjic-Sarajevo was opened on 01. August 1891. Within this section the section Bradina–Raštelica was redesigned and opened in the year 1931. The same happens in the section Tarčin-Osenik-Pazarić in the year 1935. On this sections the rackrailway was replaced by implementing new tunnels (slope was reduced).
Old Ottomane bridge build in the 16. century. In the last Balkan war it was destroyed and rebuilded and inaugurated in 23.07.2004.
Vrelo Bune is the natural and architectural ensemble at the Buna river spring near Blagaj. It's one of the largest and most beautiful springs in Europe, producing approx. 30 m3/s with extremely cold and clean water.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Počitelj,_Čapljina
Old ottomane village between Capljina and Mostar. Počitelj is a historic village and an open-air museum in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mogorjelo
Mogorjelo is a Roman villa rustica that dates from the early fourth century. It is situated on a hill off the Neretva branch, 5 km south of Čapljina
This bridge was blown up by TITO's partisans in march 1943 to force the river saving around 4000 wounded partisans and escaping the encirclement of axis troups. The rebuilded bridge was blowed up again by filming this heappening from 1943 in 1969. ImDB
One of the biggest and largest cayions in europe. The canyon took place between Mostar and Jablanica which a length of arrounf 50km. The nature is amazing containing severela cumulated lakes.
One of the famous dishes in BiH is grilled lamb. If you want to taste the real lamb meat here you are on the right place.
Dam was build in the 50's of the 20 century. It opened in 1954 and started work. Because of that several villages were flooded and railway stations has moved to other locations
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konjic
...was built between 1682 and 1683. The bridge was restored to its original appearance with European financial assistance between 2003 and 2009. more information...
Greate place to rest and enjoy in the wonderful nature.
When the water level is very low, you will be able to see a lot of sunken villages in the Rama area and Ostrozac village. Remains of the old track, bridges and tunels can be seen specialy in Jablanica area in direction Mostar.
Atomic war command, also known as the Ark and nicknamed Tito's bunker. https://www.bunker.ba/
In the mountain area of Konjic the Lukać bridge is placed with impresive dimensions of 63m length and 45m height. You can arrive this bridge by using the old railway track. Drive in direction Bradina then turn over into the village Sunji.
A rather unknown tourist attraction in Montenegro (Border to Bosnia and Hercegovina) is Crvena Stijena, an archaeological site from the Paleolithic Age that is situated near the village of Petrovići. It was found in year 1954. Its entrance is about 24 meters wide and the depth to the back wall is 15 meters.
City having a huge history. Visit the place where Franz Ferdinand was killed and the WW1 starts because of that heappening. Further more eat the "real" Cevapcici's and further delicious dishes.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympische_Winterspiele_1984
As known, in Sarajevo area the winter olympic games from 1984 took place. You are able to visit the old buildings and places arround the city.
BosnianGauge track map shows you the way of the old railway with all interesting attractions of this time, POI's which was relevant for running this greatful reailway. Have fun to make a deep dive in history of this rare railway!
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